ZIMBABWE which has declared that it is “Open for Business,” continues to record positives in the various sectors of the economy, a confirmation that its quest to become an upper middle-class society by 2030 is fast becoming a reality. The country has over the last few years witnessed tremendous growth in mining, agriculture, tourism and […] …
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ARTUZ leader Obert Masaraure escapes jail sentence, fined US$200
The conviction of the activist has invited condemnation from ARTUZ which describes it as a travesty of justice.
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Top UN court orders Israel to stop Rafah offensive
Israel has vehemently denied the allegation and signalled it would ignore any order to halt its operation.
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Zuma vows to fight for his rights over South Africa poll ban
‘I am going to fight for my rights until this country agrees that freedom must be a complete freedom, not for some and oppression for others’
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Zimbabwean man misidentified as South Africa bread van double killer
South African police deny man whose picture was widely shared on social media is the killer
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Schools hit by BEAM chaos as Ncube admits fees arrears of over US$57 million
Finance minister blames ‘resource constraints exacerbated by changes in the macro-economic environment’ for failing to settle fees for 1.5 million learners
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Mangwe man steals farm CCTv cameras
Source: Mangwe man steals farm CCTv cameras -Newsday Zimbabwe A 19-YEAR-OLD man from Mangwe in Matabeleland South has been sentenced to two months in prison for stealing closed-circuit television (CCTv) cameras at Stockstown Farm. The value of the cameras is US$400. Lungisani Ndlovu appeared before Plumtree magistrate Joshua Nembaware on Monday facing a theft […]
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Mpilo TB laboratory 60% complete
Source: Mpilo TB laboratory 60% complete –Newsday Zimbabwe THE upgrading of the National Tuberculosis Reference Laboratory (NTRBL) at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo to meet World Health Organisation standards is now 60% complete. This was revealed during a tour on Wednesday when United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) civil engineer Yvonne Mpande was giving an update […]
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HIV policy ensures stable production
Source: HIV policy ensures stable production -Newsday Zimbabwe A KARIBA-BASED fish farming and processing company, Lake Harvest, has moved in to ensure uninterrupted production at its companies in Zimbabwe and Zambia through a comprehensive HIV workplace programme. Samson Coffee, Lake Harvest’s group environmental, social and governance officer, said the programme was meant to foster decent […]
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ED unforgiving, vindictive: Zapu
Source: ED unforgiving, vindictive: Zapu –Newsday Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration is unforgiving and vindictive, continuing the legacy left by his predecessor the late Robert Mugabe of holding grudges against adversaries, a senior Zimbabwe African People’s Union (Zapu) leader has said. The legacy continued last week when Mnangagwa snubbed calls for former Bulawayo provincial affairs […]
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